"Macbeth" is a tragedy by the great English playwright William Shakespeare, a lush and impressive work that tells the story of the Scottish Duke Macbeth, who, succumbing to the temptation of ambition and the influence of his criminal wife, kills his king in order to take the throne himself. This drama delves deeply into themes of power, ambition, faith and loyalty, as well as the consequences of disrupting the natural chain of events. Shakespeare successfully embodies the conflict between will and ambition, between ambition and morality, making Macbeth one of his most famous and interesting works. This book leaves the reader captivated by its tense plot, bright images and philosophical reflections that leave a mark in the minds and hearts of everyone who opens its pages. "Macbeth" is an unforgettable literary masterpiece that remains relevant to this day.